Can't confirm the result? Follow these steps to manually check whether your phone supports eSIM
Dial *#06# to View EID
Enter *#06# on the dialer — if an EID number (32 digits) appears, your phone's hardware supports eSIM. If only the IMEI is shown without an EID, it may not be supported.
Look for the eSIM Option in Settings
iPhone: Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM; Android: Settings > Network & Internet > SIM cards > Add SIM. If you can find the corresponding entry, it supports eSIM.
Check System Version
Some models require the latest system version to enable eSIM. Go to Settings > About Phone > System Update and make sure your system is up to date before attempting to add an eSIM.
Check Phone Specifications
Look up your model's specifications on the manufacturer's official website or sites like GSMArena, and search for the eSIM keyword. Confirm whether eSIM is listed as supported and whether there are regional version differences.
Frequently asked questions about the check tool and eSIM compatibility
This tool matches against a public phone specification database and the results are for reference only. Final compatibility should be confirmed by checking the eSIM option in your phone's settings or dialing *#06# to see the EID. If the result is uncertain, please contact customer support.
China mainland version iPhones are restricted by policy from using eSIM data functionality. Even for models that support eSIM, the China mainland version cannot use it. Please confirm whether your iPhone is a China mainland version (Settings > General > About > Model number ending in CH/A).
IMEI is your phone's unique identifier (15 digits), viewable by dialing *#06#. IMEI is optional — filling it in helps us identify your model more precisely, but you can still complete a basic check without it.
Phone eSIM support is a prerequisite, but actual connectivity also depends on the destination's carrier coverage and eSIM plan configuration. We recommend choosing our destination-specific plans for auto-connection to quality local carriers on arrival.
Yes. Simply change the phone model or destination and click 'Check Now' again — the results will update in real time. We recommend checking all your travel companions' phones before departure.